The Real McCoy
Other | Monday, September 22, 2008 | Matt Chaban.

Courtesy Snohetta
During an unrelated call earlier today, Craig Dykers, head of Snohetta’s New York office and the man behind the 9/11 memorial pavilion, divulged that he was rather disappointed with the renderings that the city released last week to widespread fanfare. It’s bad enough that the design has been scaled back–like everything else on the site–but Dykers said that officials also went behind the firm’s back to have the renderings done. He was then kind enough to send along some model shots he greatly prefers. Check ‘em out after the jump.








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What are the 2 small structures to the West of Snohetta’s pavillion?
We’ll try and find out. My guess is that they’re a modified version of Arad’s ramps down to memorial pools.